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cborenstein
6mo ago
Agree with the post. Working on https://spectagon.md which aims to improve the workflow around reviewing docs in the repo. Reviewing docs in Github isn't great - as the post mentions, Google Docs or similar is typically whe
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A Meeting Wiz's Guide to Back-to-Back Meetings
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A React Developer's Guide to Learning SolidJS
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Create Docs from Raycast
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My Experience with Techstars
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My favorite insomnia features and shortcuts
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Linux Backdoor Attack [video]
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Minimalism in Software
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Google Docs alternative without login
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3y ago
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cborenstein
3y ago
Awesome, thank you!
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Ask HN: How to Do a GitHub Wrapped?
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3y ago
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Use leave to cultivate autonomy on your team
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Alt Text Generator
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It's not your fault, but it's your problem
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cborenstein
3y ago
Love the concept of a working memory score for code. > the number of distinct pieces of program state that a developer needs to keep in their head when analysing a function and the impact this has on the understandability and maintainabi
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Debugging code review culture
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cborenstein
3y ago
Thanks for sharing -- > More importantly, the process of adding to and maintaining the knowledge base felt more burdensome than beneficial I wonder if being able to recollect things later in an organized way may not be worth the effort f
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cborenstein
3y ago
Ooh interesting - I'm not too familiar with vertical tabs. Will check it out! What advantages do you see to keeping a large number of tabs open at a time? Do you find that you return to them?
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Why music producers quit (3 min video)
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cborenstein
3y ago
I also try to close things out each evening - and any tabs that I "need" I at least jot down in a notepad for later. My main motivation is keeping the performance on my computer strong but there is something really nice about gett
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cborenstein
3y ago
The research did say 20+ (HN took out the +) so you may not be alone. That sounds hefty though! Do you feel like it works well for you?
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45% of people have 20 browser tabs open at a time
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3y ago
Agree that jumping between tools at the expense of focusing on craft won't get you the results you want: > If we're fixated on acquiring every new tool that comes our way, we risk missing out on developing our fundamental, tim
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Embracing cycles of productivity for healthier teams
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My Top Webstorm Shortcuts
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cborenstein
3y ago
I'm biased but I'd add-- - Obsidian: https://obsidian.md/ - Logseq: https://logseq.com/ - Reflect: https://reflect.app/ - Stashpad: https://stashpad.com/
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cborenstein
3y ago
Oomf thanks for reporting this - on it!
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cborenstein
3y ago
I find this part super interesting: > He describes studies that have found a substantial delay in the reaction time of people talking on their cell phone while driving --- or even just holding conversations with someone in the car while
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Stashpad is a notepad for devs with a “DM to yourself” interface
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cborenstein
4y ago
Stashpad isn't quite this but it's pretty close. Focused on stream-of-consciousness style notes. Would be curious what you think.
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